Thanks to Toyota’s disaster of not that long ago, news about massive recalls were getting treated as if they were the daily usual. Recently we’ve noticed a considerable drop in such notices but they’re still going on. The latest of which comes from the Blue Oval’s stable as their Ford Fusion and Mercury Milan sedans
Without trying to be annoying to those who own one of these cars or the company that makes it I’m gonna go ahead and say that this is my sort of recall. Ford, or should I say, the Ford Motor Company, has recently announced that they will be calling back a relatively small number of
Mercury, the brand founded by Ford in 1939 having the headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan, U.S and being sold mostly in Canada and U.S. will disappear from the automotive landscape this year. Just few days ago, the last model bearing the Mercury badge, Grand Marquis, left the Saint Thomas gates plant in Canada. The Americans from
Remember the times when Toyota’s recall, sticky accelerators and floor mats problems were grabbing headlines left and right? Well, of course you do, because it wasn’t that long ago, to be honest, and there are still some lawsuits looking over this particular issue but it’s not over. Oh no, there’s more bad news to come
Recently the media that had been pushing on with the Detroit’s Big Three and their issues or successes haven’t had much else to say other than the proposal which is under works at Ford deemed to kill of Mercury brand. Today, a report from Ford themselves shows that this isn’t serious news as the company
Ford Motor Company, the single major manufacturer of the “Detroit big three” that did not file bankruptcy, is in the process of emerging from the crisis in the automotive market stronger than ever. Some of the changes applied turned the company around but there is no green light on the party yet. The main focus
